It's Tuesday, July 22nd.
I'm Jane Costen, and this is What A Day, the show that is noting that according to CBS News,
President Donald Trump's approval among 18-29 year olds has gone from plus 10 in February to minus 44 in July.
That's a negative swing of 54 points.
Apparently the youth are not as excited about masked ICE officers and tax cuts for billionaires as some may have thought.
On today's show,
some people visiting the U.S. will need to pay a fee to get in thanks to a provision in Trump's big,
beautiful law.
And Texas Republicans are trying to redraw the state's congressional map to help the president in next year's midterm elections.
But let's start with Jeffrey Epstein.
President Donald Trump apparently does not want to talk about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
When the Wall Street Journal reported on an alleged birthday letter from Trump to Epstein that featured a nude doodle and a cryptic message last week,
Trump sued the paper and its owner Rupert Murdoch and his media company News Corp on Friday for billions of dollars.
The White House also removed a journal reporter from the press pool for Trump's upcoming trip to Scotland.
And the president's allies in Congress are following suit.
Speaker Mike Johnson said Monday that he would not permit the House to vote on a non-binding resolution,
a non-binding resolution calling for the release of documents and records relating to Epstein,
at least not before the August recess.
Instead, Trump would seemingly rather talk about Rosie O'Donnell.
or changing the name of NFL team, the Washington Commanders,